John Thompson's Modern Course for the Piano - First Grade: First Grade
1111674245
(Willis). The Modern Course series provides a clear and complete foundation in the study of the piano that enables the student to think and feel musically. It may be preceded by the Teaching Little Fingers to Play series.
John Thompson's Modern Course for the Piano - First Grade: First Grade
(Willis). The Modern Course series provides a clear and complete foundation in the study of the piano that enables the student to think and feel musically. It may be preceded by the Teaching Little Fingers to Play series.
9.49
In Stock
5
1
John Thompson's Modern Course for the Piano - First Grade: First Grade
80
John Thompson's Modern Course for the Piano - First Grade: First Grade
80eBook
$9.49
$10.99
Save 14%
Current price is $9.49, Original price is $10.99. You Save 14%.
Related collections and offers
9.49
In Stock
Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781476856810 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Willis Music |
| Publication date: | 01/01/2004 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 80 |
| File size: | 50 MB |
| Note: | This product may take a few minutes to download. |
From the B&N Reads Blog
Customer Reviews
Explore More Items
General Adzic prepares to launch a devastating and brutal strike against America's Army. Captain Reed faces off with enemy infiltrator Commander Belova on the island of Palisav as Red Coin terrorists
An unmanned alien ship suddenly appears from a point in space within the solar system and heads toward Earth. It finally comes to rest in the pasture of an ordinary couple's country home. Immediately
Slippery Jim diGriz--a.k.a. The Stainless Steel Rat--is back in this classic adventure, originally published in the April, 1960 issue of Astounding Science Fiction! It might seem a little careless to
A HEART IN HIDING
The rakish, independent, and devilishly handsome Viscount Hartleigh needs no one in his well-ordered life—until he discovers a bundle of joy on his doorstep. Overwhelmed by his
He made a vow to fetch the woman back through time. 'Twas a task not taken lightly. But he had not predicted her stubbornness or her beauty. The petite woman with the tenacity of a mule may just find
A beautiful widow has her hands full caring for her precocious stepson-and taming her desire for his intimidating and infuriating guardian.
![The Rake and the Wallflower [Seabrook Trilogy Book 2]](http://prodimage.images-bn.com/pimages/2940000105108_p0_v1_s90x140.jpg "The Rake and the Wallflower [Seabrook Trilogy Book 2]")
When shy, intelligent Mary Seabrook is forced to accompany her self-centered sister to London for the Season, she encounters Lord Grayson, notorious rake, but also a gentleman who shares her
![The Rake's Revenge [Wedding Series Book 5]](http://prodimage.images-bn.com/pimages/2940000102091_p0_v1_s90x140.jpg "The Rake's Revenge [Wedding Series Book 5]")
Charming Regina Hawthorne had thought Lord Torrington was planning to offer for her--when he suddenly became engaged to another. Rakish Lord St. Aubyn sympathized with "Rejected Regina's" situation
"Fans of Joan Smith's books know they're in for rich amusement."
—Rendezvous
SHE DESIRED NOTHING MORE THAN A BIDDABLE HUSBAND. . . .
Emma, having gone at seventeen directly from her papa's home to
Desperate straights call for desperate measures---If anyone had asked Anna before what she would be willing to do for money, what she’d just signed up for would NOT have been on the list.
Barbary Dennison is through with men. First her scoundrel of a husband ran off with an opera dancer. Then her most recent admirer jilted her for an heiress. She flees to the safety of Paris, and her
"Today's letter was not a summons to serve Queen Elizabeth. It came from Lancashire. John Bexwith, my steward at Appleton Manor, is dead."
Susanna frowned, surprised that this news should have
Theodosia Tremere through a spiteful lie has lost her true love and ended up a governess to the delightful Heythrop family. When she encounters her former fiancé, Lord Steyne, she is in the
Widowed Vanessa Damery had two young children to raise, a deteriorating estate to improve, and a household full of pseudo-relatives and dependents to placate. She did not need the advent of her late